Oil fell after the close of the regular trading session on a Bloomberg News report that the US plans to sell more crude from the Strategic Petroleum Reserve, adding supplies to an already-glutted market.
The regulatory clampdown against the ailing crypto sector was turned up a notch in the US on Monday, adding a major stablecoin issuer and the world’s largest exchange Binance to the roster of digital-asset companies under fresh scrutiny.
Bally’s Corp.’s chief executive officer-elect Robeson Reeves is committed to being a player in North American sports betting after reporting losses and charges related to the business there.
China’s alleged spy balloon had only limited benefit to its surveillance efforts, the Biden administration said, as officials sought to dial back warnings about the threat to US national security.
As Trafigura Group’s metal traders were partying in London at last year’s LME Week jamboree, Citigroup Inc. was taking a step that would end up shaking their world.
Florida Governor Ron DeSantis said he will propose legislation that would bar the state and its local governments from using environmental, social, governance criteria when issuing municipal bonds, expanding his push against what he has called a “woke agenda.”
Democratic lawmakers, including Senators Elizabeth Warren and Bernie Sanders, urged the US Commerce Department to impose tougher rules to prevent semiconductor manufacturers from using new subsidies to enable stock buybacks.
B2Gold Corp. agreed to buy Sabina Gold & Silver Corp. in a C$1.1 billion ($820 million) stock deal that will give the company its first mining assets in Canada.
South Africa’s Eskom Holdings SOC Ltd., already named as the world’s biggest sulfur dioxide emitter, is seeking approval to release more of the pollutant linked to ailments ranging from asthma to heart attacks.
The US government’s assessment so far is that there’s no indication three unidentified objects it shot down were from a galaxy far, far, away.
